King Edward Weighs Satisfactory Recovery Bulletin
Buckingham Palace announced a late bulletin that King Edward showed progress after surgery with nourishment taken and the ability to open telegrams. London reports described improved condition and hopeful sentiment, as crowds gathered outside the palace and Lord Grey voiced strong hopes for a renewed reign.
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Lord Grey
Queen Alexandra
British South Africa Company
United States
Associated Press
Mrs McEathron Elopement Fraud Near Misses Body
Mrs McEathron formerly of Negaunee eloped with Roy Underhill a farm worker. They staged a river accident to fake her death while she managed a Truron stock farm. Underhill later confessed plans and is jailed as search continues for Mrs McEathron who was once a local belle and Presbyterian church member.
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Negaunee
Mich
PD. McEathron
Roy Underhill
Carson, Pirie & Co
Chicago
Truron, & Co
Underhill
Save the Chili That Is Heartfelt Cry of Mothers
A nostalgic plea extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as enabling stronger, healthier children and stronger mothers. It claims the formula is herbal with no alcohol opium or narcotics and urges sick women to write to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York for free advice and his medical book offered in exchange for stamps.
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R. V. Pierce
Bufo, N. Y
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Common Sense
R. Vuffalo
Where Am I at Anyhow What a Filipino Might Remark Relative to Citizenship
A Washington case in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia discusses a mandamus request to allow Antonio M Opieso y de Yoaza an inhabitant of the Philippines to declare citizenship intentions. The government asserts Civil rights and status of Philippine natives remain unsettled and that no authority exists to receive such declarations.
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Philippines
Supreme Court of
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John R. Yours
Antonio M Opieso Y de Yoaza
United States
Gould
Kroox
Young
Pilipiii
Europe
Destructive Midwestern Storm Ravages Indiana
A severe storm crossed north central Indiana from Hancock to Tippecanoe causing widespread ruin. Thousands of buildings and trees toppled, crops ruined, highways blocked, and two deaths reported near Pendleton and McCordsville. Wade Murphy, exposed others to smallpox. several Kreps family members and James Murphy’s relatives quarantined in Marion.
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Hancock County
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Hamilton
Toone
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Madison County
Butty
James van Hoy
Pendleton
James Bailey
McCordsville
Wade Murphy
Indaw
Noah Kreps
Bluffton
van Buren
Kreps
James Murphy
Sioux Falls
Viborg
Viberg
Erickson
Prisoners Escape Oconto Jail By Drilled Wall
Six inmates charged with robbery escaped from Oconto jail after breaking through a solid brick wall. They are named John Lake Thomas Ward James Scott Ed Mogan FF McCormick and James Hoy. Two men identified as Dad Plynn and Lofty Fitzgerald were captured earlier this spring on robbery charges in Rock County.
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John Lake
Thomas Ward
James Scott
Ed Mogan
FF. McCormick
James Hoy
Assailant Attacks Mail Carrier’s Wife in Defiant Escape
Mrs William Moore, wife of a mail carrier between Decker and Red Cloud, was assaulted by a stranger white man while traveling for her ill husband. She escaped after most of her clothing was torn, with the assailant fleeing.
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Vincennes, Ltd
William Moore
Decker
Red Cloud
Death by Drinking Water At Wisconsin Farm
Fidel Kneifel of New Bergh Corners twenty miles south of LaCroisse Wisconsin died after drinking a pail and a half of water. The 35 year old man had fallen from a barn some time earlier and subsequently displayed strange behavior.
Steeleville selects postmaster in long political fight
Norman A. Jay, principal of the Steeleville schools, wins the postmaster appointment over the resentful J. H. Jenkins, an old soldier, ending a lengthy local political battle in Ava Illinois on June 26.
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Steeleville
Norman A. Jay
J. H. Jenkins
Jenkins
Jay
Robbery on Thirty Second Street Endangers a Woman
A woman was assaulted on Thirty Second Street when a heavy colored man grabbed her purse and tightened the chain on her hand. She fell and was aided by bystanders who called at a drug store and then reported the loss at the station.
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Chicago
Mary Lord
Wentworth Avenue
New Rock Island
Armour Avenue
Selina
Onty-Second Street
Sunday School Convention Seeks Jerusalem Crusade in 1905 1908
Denver reports Sunday school workers arriving for a Denver convention opening today. The group aims to bring the 1905 convention to Jerusalem and press a 1908 date as a crusade for world religious education. Delegates name W N Slortshorn and W H McLain as leaders amid other disruptions. Washington notes a senate plan on statehood for new territories with a committee report due next session.
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Jerusalem
Holy City
Washington
Senate
Beveridge
Indiana
Committee On Territories
Ahave
Quay
Vatid
Litwell
Pattison Nominated Philadelphia Governor Hopeful
The June Democratic state convention in Erie nominated Robert Pattison of Philadelphia for governor, with George W. Guthrie named for lieutenant governor and James Nolan for secretary of internal affairs. Philadelphia delegates faced a disputed count, ending in a unified ticket amid party harmony.
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Robert Pattison
Philadelphia
Vennayivanta
George W. Guthrie
Ithe Burg
James Nolan
Heading
Pattison
Minneapoke
Minn
Kansas City
William Jennings Bryan
L. A. Rosing
Cannon Falls
Robert A. Smith
St. Paul
Spurgeon Odell
Marshall
Albert G. Leick
Owatonna
Frank D. Larabee
Minneapolis
Joseph M. Myers
Little Palla
Conference action and baseball scores from June 26
Congress conference reports approved on army appropriation and sundry civil bills while Philippine government amendments open in the house. In baseball, Brooklyn tops Boston 4 3, New York beats Philadelphia 3 1, and Kansas City defeats Denver 8 0 amid cyclone reports in South Dakota and Iowa with damage in Hudson and Tyndall. Lead ore prospecting reported near Alto Pass with ore sent for assay.
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Iowa
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Tyndall
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Sioux Center
Sneller & Johnson
Fusion ticket formed by Democratic and Populist groups
After a lengthy session the Democratic and Populist state conventions in Grand Island Nebraska completed a fusion ticket at 3 p.m. The nominees urged organization and cooperation to restore the commonwealth’s fair name. Governor Latta chaired discussions and Pattison gave a brief acceptance address underscoring unity.
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Jon Latta
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Pattison
Commonwealth
Grand Island
Neb
Miles Pain Pills Claim Cures Nerve Pain and Headaches
W J Convey of Bremond Texas reports relief from neuralgia blindness and severe pain after using Dr Miles Pain Pills. He says a friend gave a pill then he bought a box and his trouble is gone. He adds the pills cured his daughter’s nervous headache and recommends them. Sold by druggists 25 doses 25 cents. Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
Ohio supreme court ruling sparks talk of extra legislative session
Columbus Ohio June 26 officials discuss possible extra session after the Ohio supreme court rejects the county officers salary acts. Governor Nash remains untestable for comment while other state figures weigh the options. Mevelind June 26 Mrs Charles F Rush dies at 1008 Euclid Ave from malarial fever surrounded by family. Bay City post office burglary on June 26 robs Carrollton interurban of stamps and coins.
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Nash Te
Gambler
Mevelind
Mra
Charles Frush
Brush
Euclid Avenue
Bay City
Mich
Carrollton
Markets report hogs and cattle prices with mixed quotes
Chicago market notes estimated hog receipts at 98 000 with hog prices 6.10 to 7.95 per cwt across grades. Steer and cow quotes range from 4.80 to 7.60 with Texas and western cattle listed. Sheep and lamb quotes show 2.60 to 6.90 for westerns and natives. Concurrent grain prices in Milwaukee and St Louis show wheat lower and corn higher with several contract quotes.
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Texas
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SM Venice
Firman
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Board of Trade
Ieee
Harvard Commencement Honors Roosevelt and Notables
At Harvard University June ceremonies President Roosevelt received an honorary Litt.D. amid guarded access. Officials praised local figures like Long, Hoar, Wood, Taft, and Root. Roosevelt lauded public servants while Governor Crane attended. a later alumni banquet featured strong applause and remarks on public duty.
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